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Sharepoint Recycle Bin as Datasource
- 1 year ago
Hi pallavi_r
That is currently not possible with Power BI - not with any available SharePoint connectors. Check this out for the workaround on how to get the data:
- 1 year ago
Hi pallavi_r
I'm not sure if this meets your requirements, but I was able to query the list of files (but not content of files) in a SharePoint Online site's recycle bin with this:
let SiteURL = "https://YOUR_TENANT.sharepoint.com/sites/YOUR_SITE", SharePointRecycleBin = OData.Feed(SiteURL & "/_api/web/RecycleBin") in SharePointRecycleBinAppears to refresh successfully in the service with OAuth credentials.
- 1 year ago
Hi pallavi_r
Glad that this helped!
I did some testing at my end to locate files in the Second-Stage Recycle Bin (aka Site Collection Recycle Bin).
For my test site, it appears that if you use the above query with path
"/_api/site/RecycleBin"and filter on ItemState = 2, this corresponds to the Second-Stage Recycle Bin.
So the full query to get Second-Stage Recycle Bin that worked in my case is:
let SiteURL = "https://YOUR_TENANT.sharepoint.com/sites/YOUR_SITE", SharePointRecycleBin = OData.Feed(SiteURL & "/_api/site/RecycleBin"), #"ItemState 2" = Table.SelectRows(SharePointRecycleBin, each ([ItemState] = 2)) in #"ItemState 2"This worked for me at least. I think technically the Second-Stage Recycle Bin exists per site collection rather than per site (in my case there is one site per collection anyway), so the query may vary when multiple sites are in one collection, but I'm not an expert on this aspect of SharePoint Online myself 😉
Does something like this work for you?
Hi pallavi_r
I'm not sure if this meets your requirements, but I was able to query the list of files (but not content of files) in a SharePoint Online site's recycle bin with this:
let
SiteURL = "https://YOUR_TENANT.sharepoint.com/sites/YOUR_SITE",
SharePointRecycleBin = OData.Feed(SiteURL & "/_api/web/RecycleBin")
in
SharePointRecycleBin
Appears to refresh successfully in the service with OAuth credentials.
- pallavi_r1 year ago
Super User
Hi OwenAuger ,
Thanks a lot. It worked finally. I just modified your code from web to site. its working.
let SiteURL = "https://YOUR_TENANT.sharepoint.com/sites/YOUR_SITE", SharePointRecycleBin = OData.Feed(SiteURL & "/_api/site/RecycleBin") in SharePointRecycleBinThank you so much. Appreciate a lot.
Any idea we can get to second stage recycle bin?
Thanks,
Pallavi
- OwenAuger1 year ago
Super User
Hi pallavi_r
Glad that this helped!
I did some testing at my end to locate files in the Second-Stage Recycle Bin (aka Site Collection Recycle Bin).
For my test site, it appears that if you use the above query with path
"/_api/site/RecycleBin"and filter on ItemState = 2, this corresponds to the Second-Stage Recycle Bin.
So the full query to get Second-Stage Recycle Bin that worked in my case is:
let SiteURL = "https://YOUR_TENANT.sharepoint.com/sites/YOUR_SITE", SharePointRecycleBin = OData.Feed(SiteURL & "/_api/site/RecycleBin"), #"ItemState 2" = Table.SelectRows(SharePointRecycleBin, each ([ItemState] = 2)) in #"ItemState 2"This worked for me at least. I think technically the Second-Stage Recycle Bin exists per site collection rather than per site (in my case there is one site per collection anyway), so the query may vary when multiple sites are in one collection, but I'm not an expert on this aspect of SharePoint Online myself 😉
Does something like this work for you?
- pallavi_r1 year ago
Super User
Hi OwenAuger ,
Thank you, that's amazing. You have solved my problem. How did you find this?
Yes with the itemstate = 2 filter, I could get into second stage recycle bin.
One thing I noticed, when I use the below code, I get both first stage and second stage recycle bin.
"/_api/site/RecycleBin"
So now I can get a list where both first stage and 2nd stage deleted items are there. Did not find any attribute to distinguish.
And I can get the list where second stage deleted items are there.
I would also need the deleted items only from first stage recycle bin. How to get that?
Thank you so much. Appreciate a lot for this great help.
Thanks,
Pallavi